Refer to Exercise 17.22. a. If the five investigators are considered to be a fixed effect, what
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a. If the five investigators are considered to be a fixed effect, what are the hypotheses being tested, and what conclusions can be drawn if the null hypothesis is rejected? State your answer in terms of a parameter(s) reflecting the difference in the propellants.
b. If the five investigators are considered to be a random effect, what are the hypotheses being tested, and what conclusions can be drawn if the null hypothesis is rejected? State your answer in terms of a parameter(s) reflecting the difference in the propellants.
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